If you're looking to create different workflows (such as Slack notification whenever an email is sent), then you'll need to paste the link in the corresponding webhook field. The workflow we're creating here is for Hot Leads notifications, so we'll paste the link from the previous step into that field.

You'll see a 'Webhooks' form that looks like the following. Go to your Vocus.io account settings screen (Dashboard > Settings > Inbox) and scroll to the end. Now that you have your custom webhook address, you need to share that with Vocus.io under the correct event trigger. The testing screen will look something like the below, which includes a custom webhook address in the middle. You can skip this step, which will take you to the testing screen. The next screen will ask you to 'Set Up Webhooks'. The first screen will ask you to 'Choose a Trigger'. From the top toolbar, click 'Make a Zap'. Make sure you already signed in to Zapier. If you do not wish to use Pushbullet and want to use other service instead (such as SMS or Slack), you may skip this step. Pushbullet is a generic notification app that in this case will be receiving notifications from Vocus.io through Zapier. The intent is to illustrate how you might be able to design customized workflows that are triggered from Vocus.io, whether they depend on Zapier or IFTTT, Pushbullet or SMS, or any other scenario.įrom your iOS or Android device, search and download the app 'pushbullet'. It uses Vocus.io webhooks, Zapier, and Pushbullet. This tutorial will show you how to get phone notifications whenever a contact is flagged as Hot Lead.

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